Unofficially tools from Microsoft claims to fix Windows 10 problems – ITavisen.no

The name “Windows Self-Healing Tool” tool gives the impression that it will solve the problems Windows 10 have struggled with in the past.

Users of Windows 10 has had some problems in the past as a result of the changes that came with the August update.

Freezer random
One of the issues that have surfaced is that many people find that their machines freeze at random ways.

another problem is that Microsoft has chosen to remove H.264 and MJPEG support of Windows 10.

This has resulted in millions of users of the software and hardware that require these compression formats do not get them to work longer.

“Windows Self-Healing Tool”
program claims to clean up the former problems that plague Windows 10 users currently, but according to ZDNet so not making this tool something to solve the problems that emerged in the wake of the soon infamous Windows 10 update.

not official
Simple surveys of program file shows that the tool comes from Microsoft, but it is, according to ZDNet not an official product or an authorized fix the problems that many users have struggled with in the past.

the program is signed with certificates from Microsoft Mobile Oy, a subsidiary of Microsoft that are near abandoned.

Microsoft’s servers
program is to download on Microsoft’s servers, and should, according to ZDNet, have been developed by a single developer without any approval from the Windows Support.

Apparently the tool should run some PowerShell commands as part of efforts to reset a Windows 10 device. In addition, it appears to re-install system applications and reset time and system settings.

Recommended by Microsoft Support
According Pure Infotech as the program was proposed for an insider who had big problems with the machine frozen after he updated machine.

Microsoft Support reportedly said that this tool was created specifically to deal with this problem. MarkMazetti as insiders call themselves claim that this solved the problem with the computer frozen, but the screen on his Land Book now flashing at random times.

Since the tool is not officially supported or developed by Microsoft may want to wait to use this tool in order to avoid even more problems.

If you’re struggling with Windows 10 for the latest updates and decide to try the tool anyway so please leave your experiences in the comments.

Source:
Neowin